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The day in health news · Oct 12

Late-night snacking linked to liver disease; weight loss drugs tied to nail problems

Eating before bed may increase the risk of liver disease, according to new research. In related findings, popular weight loss drugs have been linked to a surprising fingernail problem.

Sources: Everyday Health, ScienceDaily Health

A new study offers insights into what can and cannot slow down aging. Meanwhile, research shows that marital status may raise cancer risk, and loneliness has been associated with substantial losses in good health.

Sources: Medical News Today, Self Health, ScienceDaily Health

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